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Compton Goethals Hall
(CG, Art Building)
The
CG-Building, as indicated above, houses the Art Department, which relocated
to new quarters in 1991 after a multimillion dollar project that resulted
in totally renovated facilities and state-of-the-art equipment for its
studios, laboratories and classrooms. The CCNY Art Gallery, with 2000
square feet of display space for two and three-dimensional art, showcases
the work of undergraduates, graduate students and professional artists,
along with specially curated exhibitions.
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Compton-Goethals
is located at Amsterdam Ave. and 140th Street.
Just
accross the street is a Greek Restaurant, two bodegas (spanish term
for small grocery stores), a Chinese Restaurant, a Spanish Restaurant,
and a Pizza Place. Down the street (one block) you can find Blimpies
and Cuban food. And
if this still doesn't satisfy your cravings, walk down one block to
Broadway and you will find something for sure.
The
Art Department's main office is located on the ground floor in CG-130.
Tel:
212-650-7420
Dept. Secretary: Kadisha
Dept. Chair: Prof. Leo Fuentes
The Theatre
Department's main office is located in CG-322.
Tel: 212-650-5960.
theatre@ccny.cuny.edu
The Photography
Department is located in CG-225.
Tel: 212-650-7426/7424.
Dept. Director: Bruce Habbegger
The Art Gallery is located in CG-134 and is wheelchair-accessible.
The Robison Center for Graphic Arts and Communication Design is located
in CG Suite 251.
Tel:
212-650-7410.
Program Director: Annette Weintraub
weintraub@.ccny.cuny.edu
The
Art History and Museum Studies Program is managed by Prof. Harriet
Senie in CG-230.
Tel: 212-650-7430.
hfsenie@interport.net
The
Printmaking Facilities are located in CG-228. For more info on this
Graduate Program (M.F.A), please contact Michi Itami (Director).
Tel: 212-650-7425/7419.
The
Painting and Drawing Facilities are located in CG-240 and CG-250.
Please contact Prof. Fuentes for further information.
Tel: 212-650-7421.
The Office
of Physical Plant Services is located in the basement of the CG-building
in G-04.
Tel:
212-650-8675/8679.
For
more info and telephone numbers you can consult our online CCNY directory.
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Originally
Compton and Goethals were two individual buildings. When they were connected
the building-complex became known as Compton-Goethals. It was built in
1907, when the College moved to St. Nicholas Heights from its original
location at 23rd Street and Lexington Avenue. |
